Rush hour chaos as Scotland hit by 70mph gale force winds

Scotland faced a windy start on Monday as 70mph winds cause chaos for rush hour commuters.
The high winds have led to disruption across the country, with many roads closed or restricted.
A lorry has reportedly overturned on the A1 Northbound at Thistle Cross Roundabout.
The Tay Road Bridge has been closed to high sided vehicles, and the Met Office has issued a yellow warning for high wind across the country.
Heavy showers are also expected to affect parts of western and northern Scotland
Warnings have been issued for Clackmananshire and Erskine bridges and the Forth Road Bridge is closed to... read more

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